ehud barak, in tel aviv, welcome to hardtalk. you have fought in many of israel's wars.'ve led the country as prime minister. have you ever experienced a mood in the country as you see it and feel it right now? this is the most severe blow that israel suffered since its establishment some 75 years ago. and the death toll of a devastating 1,200 within the first 2a, 30 hours, it's something that never happened in our history. and in this case, it's not a war. these are notjust soldiers. there are many citizens, many civilians, women, young babies, elderly people, even some holocaust survivors. and we still have 150, so to speak, in their hands. so it's very tough. great, huge failure of our early warning system, of our operational system. but we, the israelis, we are a defiant kind of species. we know how to unite under pressure. and i'm confident that we will win this battle once again. and we are fighting now, we have a war on the hamas, we intend to paralyse it. any kind of military or operational capability. this is notjust a fight against israel. it's a barbarian, mur

and i think ehud barak had that exactly right, as well. >> a quick thought on mhezbolla before i go toou. >> do you think hezbollah will launch a serious attack from the north? >> i don't think they want to do that, but the pressure will grow as the damage and destruction inevitably. there will be civilian casualties. urban combat is fiendishly difficult, and i can't imagine a context that is more difficult than this one, hundreds of miles of tunnels, suicide bombers, enemy that doesn't wear uniforms, uses human shields, civilians and of course, the over 200 hostages that are still there, so that's going to be very, very challenging for them, and again, you have to have this vision that's going to try to separate the people from hamas. again, also in the west bank, as well. hezbollah, though, got hammered in 2006, much worse than we realized at the time as we did several occasions and they did the occasional attacks and the rest of that, i don't think they want to launch all 150,000 rocket which is would be devastating for israel and it would be more devastating for hezbollah and they

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there are 400 patients and 12 thousand civilian refugees are established former prime minister ehud barak also said: we are determined to destroy the shafa hospital in gaza. shafa hospital is the largest medical complex in gaza. people in different parts of the world came to the streets in support of the people of gaza and demanded an end to the crimes of the zionist regime against the oppressed people of palestine, including in malaysia, bahrain, qatar , iraq, algeria, and denmark. yesterday, the yemenis held a million demonstration in sana'a in support of the oppressed palestinian people. muslims in the foothills of germany went on strike in protest of the gratitude of the demonstration for the defense of palestine. the citizens of paris are also in they came to the streets to support the people of gaza. malaysians also organized anti-zionist demonstrations after friday prayers. iran israel after holding the political religious ritual of friday prayer , they strongly condemned the war crime of the zionist regime in the explosion of the gaza hospital. hospital explosion is a war crime. c

this is the picture of ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionist regime, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those fleeing occupied palestine. more than ever , they want to leave the occupied territories, and one of the proofs of that is the overcrowding of bangorion airport, the main active airport of the regime. from my point of view, one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this will take time, according to unionist sources for days, the resistance imposed on them by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns, and the zionists proved powerless to face the storm that started against them from outside the occupied palestine. airplanes were prepared, and these airplanes are the agents of the military because of mental and emotional problems. the occupying soldiers were called from european countries. well, as we promised, now mr. khaled qadoumi, the representative of the hamas movement in iran , is with us in the khabar studio. hello, mr. gadumi, i am proud to call you one of the warriors we have

this is the picture of ehud barak, the prime minister of the zionist regime in the past years, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those who are fleeing from the occupied palestine. these days, the zionists are more than ever ready to leave the occupied lands, and one of the evidences that crowd at the main bangorion airport it is the most active airport of the regime. from my point of view , one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this takes time. according to unionist sources, the management of bangorion airport has reduced its working hours these days for security reasons. this is the situation that the resistance has imposed on them by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns, and the zionists have shown themselves helpless in facing the storm that has started against them from outside the occupied palestine. planes were prepared that these planes operated they are soldiers who were called from european countries due to the morale of the occupying soldiers. well, as we promised, now mr. khaled qadoum

ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionists, also asked this regime to act in a hurry do not touch land in gaza. barak called the palestinian operation the greatest failure of the historians. according to the words of the military and security commanders, the printed newspaper of the occupied territories warned about the dangers of the ground operations of this regime's army deep into the gaza strip . the occupying regime has announced the start of ground operations in gaza a few days ago, but yesterday, news sources announced the postponement of ground operations in the presence of the resistance. the secretary general of the united nations asked the zionist regime to immediately allow humanitarian aid to enter the gaza strip. guterres, referring to the increase in tensions he warned about the reason for the continued airstrikes in gaza. the area is on the edge of the abyss. hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid from several countries for the people of gaza are currently behind the blocked rifa crossing. this crossing is on the border between gaza and egypt. zionist soldiers

we speak to the former israeli prime minister ehud barak, who's not thinking about backing off.e have to act and we have to win, and we will do it. also tonight... more than 200 hostages are still missing, most likely held in gaza. we'll be hearing from the brother of one of them, inbar haiman, who was kidnapped from the supernova music festival. what's the best chance of getting her and the others back home? good evening. in the last hour there have been developments in the middle east which have sparked new concerns at the prospect of a widening conflict, directly drawing in actors from beyond the borders of israel and gaza. speaking in the pentagon, american officials confirmed they had shot down three missiles and several drones it said had been fired from yemen heading along the red sea, potentially towards israel. it is currently too soon to know for sure who fired the missiles, but of course yemen is the base for houthi rebels who are backed by iran and supportive of the palestinians. the development comes after another day of diplomacy, with rishi sunak visiting first is

masszadeh, i want to ask ehud barak, the former prime minister of the regime the zionist has warned thatering gaza . because of the fear of this point, which is gaza, israel can enter gaza , it can turn all of gaza into ruins with tanks, cannons , and aerial bombardments, and then come to the burnt ground , show that i am here, but you can stay for 33 days in the lebanon war, israel was hitting everyone on the ground, but they were hitting israel from underground, that is, they came up, hit them, and went underground. and israel came back, that is, it stayed for 33 days and came back with a large number of dead and a large number of destroyed tanks, and now a court has been established inside israel. what happened is impossible for israel at all, why this is such a big failure , but many experts believe that the ground force of the zionist regime is not as capable as the air force, and now it is not for air attacks . you see, when the ground forces actually move, they have air support and sea support, that is, because israel, lebanon, and gaza are all on the sea, it means that they are s

joining us now, former prime minister of israel, ehud barak. we do thank you for staying with us and waiting for that update from the national security adviser here in the united states. you've been in the position of power of israel before. what do you think, given all that we have seen, these horrible images. this unjustified terror full stop. what should israel do now? how far should the country go? >> it's the most severe blow that we got since the state was established. i was 6 years old at the time. and we will respond accordingly. israel is a very defiant nation and we know how to unite in spite of our, we are a divided country right now. we will fight and basically we have to paralyze any possibility of hamas to act in the future in those ways. it was the type of attack of isis. but not the isis on the other side of the globe but isis here, a few hundred yards beyond the barrier. and we have to put an end to it. we will do whatever it takes to achieve it. >> you're talking about routing out hamas. how exactly do you do that given how wi

former prime minister ehud barak also said: we are determined to destroy the shafa hospital in gaza. shafa hospital is the largest medical complex in gaza. the event of innovation week of iran and uzbekistan was held in this country with the presence of the president's vice president for science, technology and economics. in this event, the companies of iranian scientists in the fields of agricultural medical equipment of smart city and mining presented their latest achievements with the aim of developing export markets in uzbekistan. design and production of unblocking device. the lie is a technological product that has now been developed in international markets. our device is electrocautery, european occlusion systems, and also cold plasma. i think there are 27 countries that we are exporting to. it has some markets from latin america, africa, eurasia, and now asia. or the internalization of accessories and hospital equipment. we are a manufacturer of hospital equipment. that hospital gowns and hospital supplies, from the accessories of hospital devices to branka, these are a part

ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionists, also asked this regime do not hastily start groundons in gaza. barak called the palestinian operation the greatest failure of the historians. the hart newspaper of the occupied territories also warned the military and security commanders about the dangers of the ground operations of this regime's army deep into the gaza strip. the occupying regime has announced the start of the zand operation in gaza a few days ago, but news sources announced the postponement of the ground operation yesterday in the presence of the resistance . the american waltzny company, which works in the field of making animations for children, announced that it will donate 2 million dollars to the zionists. did this financial aid comes at a time when hundreds of palestinian children were martyred in recent zionist attacks. building a happy world for children. for all. but somewhere far away from here, the world is not happy for children. i spent 11 years of my life in fear and anxiety. we left our homes and stayed in the streets. the planes are really scary , th

massarzadeh, i want to ask ehud barak, the former prime minister of the zionist regime.warned and said that the people of gaza are afraid of entering gaza because of the same thing that you are talking about. israel can enter gaza , it can turn all of gaza into ruins with tanks, cannons, and aerial bombardments, and then come to the burnt ground . show me that i i am, but you can stay. you can see that in the lebanon war, 33 days of israel is on the ground but they hit israel from underground, that means they come up, hit them, go underground, and israel came back, that is, they stayed for 33 days and came back with a large number of dead and a large number of destroyed tanks. why is israel such a big failure? but many experts believe that the ground force of the zionist regime is not as capable as the air force and now it is not for air strikes. it has air support and it also has naval support, which means that israel, lebanon, and gaza are all on the shore of the sea, which means that support is provided from there, and the ground is supported by the sea and the air .

this is the picture of ehud barak, the prime minister of the zionist regime in the past years, whose name can be seen at the top of the list of those who are fleeing from occupied palestine. these days, the zionists want to leave the occupied territories more than ever and one of the proofs is the overcrowding of bangorion airport, the main active airport of the regime. from my point of view, one day they are looking for cars and ships to reach the same place they came from. this takes time . automatic father according to zionist sources , for security reasons, the management of ben gurion airport has reduced its working hours these days. this is the situation that the resistance endured by repeatedly targeting the airport of the zionist cities and towns and the zionists faced the storm that started against them from outside the occupied palestine. they proved incapable. airplanes were prepared , and these airplanes are for soldiers who were called from european countries due to the mental and emotional distress of the occupying soldiers. iran's national humanitarian rights committee

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moreover, the former prime minister israel, ehud barak, british prince andrew and other very, very influentialresting is that during a search in the house. a portrait of clinton in a woman's dress was found like this. i ask you, if you follow the flow of information, imagine the president of the country of the united states posing for an artist in a woman's dress with high heels, well, there's something about it, right? the same thing is happening around barack obama , look, he drowned in a pond 2.5 m deep, on obama’s estate, his personal chef, working with him... all the time during his presidency, despite that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer. similarly, the director of the hawaii state department of health, loretti fadney, who certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not kenya, died mysteriously because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore not right to be president. united states of america. but in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide. remember the very recent scandalous interview that the famous

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.e for israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity, get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. 0n the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed and say it was unfortunate so much jewish blood had to be spilled for other israelis to understand what had to be done to those who want to killjews. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a trigger. an

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in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.ble for israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. 0n the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed, and say the hamas massacres mean more mainstream israelis will agree with them. they said that weapons were for self—defence, but that now must change. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a trigger

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.t possible for israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity, get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. on the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed and say it was unfortunate so much jewish blood had to be spelt for other israelis to understand what had to be done to those who killjews. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a trigger. and

i saw ehud barak, who used to be the prime minister in the zionist regime, and he said with one of theserican networks , i think my numbers are correct that 70% of the residents of the zionist occupied territories believe that netanyahu should go because of a great disaster, they even said that let's give netanyahu and our esram let's assume that some people have said this , the situation is very bad for the zionist regime, they have two choices, both choices are worse than the other, and in the end, they don't know what they are doing. but we know that in both cases it will create more special problems for themselves. mr. zadeh, i want to ask a question that has received a lot of attention in the past few days and many people want to decipher it, and it was also said by mr. biden, who said not to repeat our mistakes after september 11. is this a kind of confusion or a purposeful position in their opinion? well, look at this because both the american regime and the zionist regime are influenced by this arrogant thinking and consider themselves superior, and there is an obstacle of racism

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead. possible for israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. 0n the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed, and say the hamas massacres mean more mainstream israelis will agree with them. they said that weapons were for self—defence, but that now must change. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a t

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.r israel to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1,500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. on the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed and say the hamas massacres mean more mainstream israelis will agree with them. eight it was unfortunate so much jewish blood had to be spelt for other israelis to understand what had to be done to those who kill

we speak to the former israeli prime minister ehud barak, who's not thinking about backing off.

in tel aviv, ehud barak, former prime minister and army commander, saw painful choices ahead.el to invade the gaza strip with ground troops if there are still hostages in the hands of hamas? if there is no other way, we'll have to do it, because the alternative is to provide those barbarian crimes against humanity get impunity due to the fact that they massacred, slaughtered probably 1500 people. and a very painful and tough decision might have to be made. on the west bank, the other side of the palestinian territories, israel has settled hundreds of thousands ofjews in defiance of international law. the hardest core ofjewish settlers who've seized remote hilltops are seen by many israelis as isolated extremists. but now their effective leaders are in the israeli cabinet. on this hilltop near hebron, the settlers who believe they're here by god's will are armed, and say the hamas massacres mean more mainstream israelis will agree with them. they said that weapons were for self—defence, but that now must change. translation: in a war, - you have a gun and a trigger. and for tho

joining me now is ehud barak. he was the prime minister of israel from 1999 to 2001.ews. i know that you have been paying particularfocus to what is happening, this military operation that is happening now, but also what might happen afterwards, israel have said that the intent here is to destroy hamas, what do you think will happen to gaza? look first of all we _ you think will happen to gaza? look first of all we are _ you think will happen to gaza? look first of all we are now— you think will happen to gaza? lorri. first of all we are now focused on achieving the objective, to destroy the military and governing capability of hamas in gaza strip, make sure that the barbarian massacre that happened, and this young german woman shani louk and almost 1800 others, will never, never happen again. now it cannot be completed from the air so we are now in ground forces inside gaza. assume that it will take several months probably before it is clean, i think from myjudgment that probably before it is clean, i think from my judgment that the probably before it is clean, i thi

you had ehud barak, very distinguished israeli military figure, now prime minister. and you had bill clinton. >> reporter: their goal? end decades of hostilities, forge a palestinian/israeli peace accord. >> if they cannot make progress now there will be more hostility and more bitterness. >> it seemed as though they had kind of come to an agreement and then arafat pulls out at the last minute best we can tell because he believed that if he did this, hamas would gain power. >> so the israeli story on camp david is that the israeli prime minister offered segue can't concessions and the palestinians said no. the palestinian view was that they were set up at camp david. that israel and the united states made offers they knew that yasser arafat could not accept and as a result they were made to look bad. >> reporter: just two months after those talks failed to get an agreement, a former israeli defense minister who many arabs call the butcher of beirut for israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative, heavily guarded visit to the temple mount. a holy site in chri

morning some excellent people on, general petraeus, former defense minister and prime minister ehud baraknd they all talked about a lack of strategy. you need to provide a future vision to the people of gaza. otherwise you are going to lose in the long run. israel cannot occupy gaza so they need a political transition plan and launching into a full scallop ration without knowing how it is going to end is very risky. >> are there other lessons israel can learn from the u.s. conflicts in the middle east? >> clearly. when we went into afghanistan and certainly iraq we were so heavy handed and were not as able to distinguish the good guys from the bad guys and frankly in our operations because we were so heavy handed we ended up creating more militants as we were eliminating them. you have to be very careful when you go in to take out the fighters. israel has to destroy hamas, destroy the terrorist organization, but it cannot do that and create a whole nother opposition. as i said, they have to offer the people of gaza a

we had three israeli prime ministers, netanyahu, ehud barak, ehud olmert, all shake the hand of yasseren on his hands, we shook his hand in the hope that he wanted peace too. what is clear is hamas doesn't want peace. what israel wants is peace. the only way palestinian people will achieve peace with israel and the ability to live their lives the way they want with self-determination is to get rid of hamas. that's the answer to peace. the consideration is how do we do that? and it means going in, wiping them out, yes, there will be collateral damage, and that is unavoidable and regrettable, but with hamas, the palestinian people will not have peace. >> you talk about collateral damage. how much of a role does hostages being held by hamas play in the planning for an israeli ground invasion of gaza? >> it is certainly part of the equation. and, you know, it is i think one of the reasons why, although i assure you the people in gaza don't think the israeli army has been restraining this far, it has been restraining because of the hostage situation. but, you know, if the palestinian people

. >> you can see the smoke rising up over gaza, and the former prime minister ehud barak who had thought that he had truly seen everything until what he saw the last three days in israel. the israel defense forces are saying that they are currently striking inside of lebanon. we are getting new reporting on that as israel is announcing a complete siege as the tanks are headed to the border. our cnn coverage continues after this. >>> there is more breaking news that we need to share with you this morning. the israeli defense forces are saying that the helicopters are striking in lebanese territory, and also this morning, the military said that it had fired on what they are calling the armed suspects that were coming out of lebanon into israel. sirens are also ringing out again in jerusalem and tel aviv, and those are rockets coming from gaza, the southern border. we will go back to hadas gold in jerusalem for more on this, and when you are hearing that there are helicopter striking parts of lebanon after seeing the militants coming over according to the idf, it makes one concerned that we

project and a former israeli peace negotiator with the palestinians at taba under prime minister ehud barakslo b under prime minister yitzhak rabin. he co-wrote a piece with zaha hassan for "the irish times" headlined "the outside world must walk israel back from the abyss. it cannot be part of the choir of incitement." welcome to democracy now! we only have a few minutes. president biden is arriving in israel tomorrow, meeting with netanyahu. can you talk about what needs to happen, what netanyahu needs to do -- you were the peace negotiator and advisor to the office of the former prime minister. can you talk about what israel needs to do and what the u.s. needs to do? >> well, israel, as we have heard just now from sari bashi, needs to operate within the confines of international law, international communitarian, and to not collectively punish the civilian population of gaza, and it has to address the ongoing crimes being committed under the occupation. that is not the mood in israel right now and it wasn't on october 6 before the horrific events of october 7 and before everything that ha

and talking to all the key players including here and only here the former israeli prime minister ehud barak on israel's current prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, promising to wipe hamas off the planet. we've also got presidential candidate and florida governor ron desantis the on his efforts to evacuate floridians from the war zone and his 2024 rival, south carolina senator tim scott, on washington needing to send a clear signal. even if it is far from clear the house will find a speaker anytime soon. also former new york police commissioner ray kelly on startling protests worldwide and worries of lone wolf attacks right here at home. and a ceo who is facing major backlash for vowing not to hire harvard students blaming israel for all this. it's coming in the next two hours. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this is, indeed, "cavuto live." we're on top of all those developments with the former prime minister of israel, the top presidential candidates, but first i want to go to trey yingst in southern israel with the very later -- latest there. trey. >> reporter: yeah, neil, good mo

former prime minister ehud barak gave a forecast for a ground operation, which few doubt is approachingilities, in his opinion , will drag on for 2-3 months, and the result should be the transfer of control over gas to the authorities of the palestinian authority of the west bank. we we would be happy if we managed to destroy everything. hamas's potential from the air, but this is impossible, we need soldiers on the ground, probably a lot of them, they will go from house to house, destroy every missile base, artillery and culprits, this will probably take at least two weeks. in the meantime , the idf is preparing for the next stage of fighting at military bases. wall street journal writes today that back in 2005, 19 km from gaza , an entire town called baladiya was built to practice the assault on real gaza settlements. alexey konopko, konstantin peunov, maria bolotvina, ina koshkina, lead israel. protests in support of the palestinians are now taking place in various regions of the world. a large demonstration calling to stop the genocide of palestinian muslims took place in the pakist

ehud barak, former prime minister of israel, and hanan ashrawi, a long-time palestinian leader and advisorn the west bank. the command from the israel defense forces was unlike anything from previous wars with hamas. 1.1 million gazans told to go south in one day. >> this is clearly ethnic cleansing. this is a continuation. what they are trying to do is get rid of the palestinians in gaza. amna: it is a 1948 displacement of palestinians from their homes after the founding of israel. she was four years old then and for decades has championed the palestinian cause as a politician and scholar. she spoke to me from a residence in the west bank. how do you see this unfolding? >> this is not just a benign evacuation. most of them do not have cars. their homes have been demolished. these are people who are thirsty and hungry and terrified. they have lost families, whole families have been eradicated om the population. it is a massacre. amna: i sat down with former israeli prime minister ehud bar ak this morning. if you are speaking directly to the vast majority of innocent gazans who have nothing

communities, including homes, infrastructure, agriculture and livestock farming former prime minister ehud barakast for a ground operation that few people doubt is approaching. in his opinion, all hostilities will drag on for 2-3 months, and the result should be the transfer of control over gas to the authorities of the palestinian authority of the west bank. we would be happy if we could destroy hamas's entire military potential from the air, but this is impossible. we need soldiers on the ground, probably a lot of them, they will go from house to house, destroying every missile base, artillery and culprits. there's probably more to this in 2005, 19 km from gaza , an entire town called baladia was built to practice the assault on real gaza settlements. alexey konopko, konstantin piunov, maria bolotvina, inna koshkina, lead israel. at night in the morning, israeli planes attacked the gas, as the israel defense forces said, these were sniper attacks. on the day of the conflict , the death toll on the palestinian side had already exceeded 4,100 people, and more than 1,300 were injured due to the b

former prime minister ehud barak gave a forecast for a ground operation, which few doubt is approachingostilities, in his opinion , will drag on for 2-3 months, the result should be the transfer of control over gas to the authorities of the palestinian authority of the west bank. we we would be happy if we could destroy the entire military potential of hamas from the air, but this is impossible. we need soldiers. there is a lot possible on the ground, they will go from house to house, destroy every missile base, artillery and the culprits, this will probably take at least two weeks, but for now the idf is preparing for the next stages of the battles for... today he writes that even in in 2005, 19 km from gaza, an entire town called baladia was built to practice the assault on real gaza settlements. alexey konopko, konstantin piunov, maria bolatvina, inna koshkina. news israel. at night and in the morning, israeli planes attacked the gas, as the israel defense forces said, these were attacks on hamas sniper and observation posts in multi-story buildings. the death toll on the palestinian

like benny gantz , benny people like benny gantz, benny gantz, and one of his predecessors was ehud barakhas been talking in the economist, actually. and that thatis economist, actually. and that that is those are sane words. you can read in the british press. you're silver bullet. the arabs , the serious arabs have arabs, the serious arabs have got to start talking instead of running away and finding excuses . we heard because of the hospital thing and with joe biden running away and saying, we're going to talk, they we're not going to talk, they are response they are response able. and they i mean, the qatar , but mean, the qatar, but particularly arabia, egypt particularly saudi arabia, egypt , that and of course , the , that and of course, the authority on the west bank with its 87 year old president. we have got to talk the world's a better place. i think if people talk from from all from all sides of the argument, no easy solutions. but that part of the world, as i would dislike and i'm being kind now to actually live in that part of the world. the uncertainty, the, you know, the de

like benny gantz , benny people like benny gantz, benny gantz, and one of his predecessors was ehud barakhas been talking in the economist, actually. and that thatis economist, actually. and that that is those are sane words. you can read in the british press. you're silver bullet. the arabs , the serious arabs have arabs, the serious arabs have got to start talking instead of running away and finding excuses . we heard because of the hospital thing and with joe biden running away and saying, we're going to talk, they we're not going to talk, they are response they are response able. and they i mean, the qatar , but mean, the qatar, but particularly arabia, egypt particularly saudi arabia, egypt , that and of course , the , that and of course, the authority on the west bank with its 87 year old president. we have got to talk the world's a better place. i think if people talk from from all from all sides of the argument, no easy solutions. but that part of the world, as i would dislike and i'm being kind now to actually live in that part of the world. the uncertainty, the, you know, the de

. >> well, joining us now is alon pinkas, former advisor to two israeli prime ministers ehud barak and anything about this aid situation ? call after call now situation? call after call now to get this aid through the rafah crossing. more than a million people suffering now . it million people suffering now. it is desperately needed. why hasn't it gone in yet? >> well, the rafah. >> well, the rafah. >> thank you for having me. the rafah crossing is the southern tip of gaza, where the gaza strip borders egypt rather than israel , which strip borders egypt rather than israel, which is strip borders egypt rather than israel , which is the central israel, which is the central part, and the northern part. so whatever problems or whatever the delays, it's an egyptian issue. however for, you know, any humanitarian aid is critical no matter where the who borders what. and i imagine it'll be sorted out sometime today. maybe tomorrow. but the issue , to be tomorrow. but the issue, to be honest, is not you know, is not that one in, one out type of convoy of trucks carrying food, water and gasolin